Ron Hamilton

Another winner!!!!!

Yeah Boy!!!!!!

The wagon is cool, but I want to see that '72-3 Imperial Le Baron in the background.

That is georgeous.

Welcome Tom. I was thinking of you, as The Police Memorial Week is being observed in D.C. I hope to see some of the festivities this week, as I am not too far away. I finally got a hold of a 1980's Impala to do this car, I sold them these cars back in 1983, and this one looks to be one of them. Now I can build one, as soon as I get a good roof light in scale. I can only hope that it comes out nearly as good as yours.

Looks good so far!!!!

I have a similar plan for one of those. At one of our meetings, I was able to pick up this one. The previous owner had fitted the underhood area of the latest '71 Charger in the body. It has since been stripped, and cleaned up for a re-build. . I plan to do a either bookend to this one Or in Triple Black with a "Topper" Vinyl Roof.

Excellent Work!!!!!

Pretty!!!!

Very nice!!!! I built one identical to that when the kit first came out. I masked and painted my stripes, as the kit had no decals.

I have the MCW 1966 Biscayne for a Police Car project in the future. I may just cut up a Revell Impala, and turn it into a Biscayne, since the MCW body needs so much work. I did a Caprice a few years ago, and the work concept is similar. I did this one from the Revell Kit. Roger Hayes mad me correct it during construction. Thanks Roger. I may will do a '65 Caprice 4-Door Hardtop too, as I have done my research. Maybe this year.

Beautiful Car, Al. A friend of my Father had one of them back in the day.

Beautiful!!!!!!

Absolutely breath taking!!!!!

Excellent!!!!!!

I have a MCW '66 too, and everything mentioned in this post is true. I am going to combine mine with either a Revell '65, or '66 Impala SS, as a Maryland State Police '66 Biscayne. I did this MCW '65 a few years back. I recontoured the rear window, and re-did the tulip panel to a more correct shape. I used the Monogram (Revell) 1965 Impala for the chassis and other parts, as well as the Model Car Garage Photoetch Set for the 1965 Impala, which includes "Biscayne" scripts.

Yeah Baby!!!!!!

Wow!!!!!!

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

That one brings back memories. Dad had a '62 Starfire Convertible back in the day.

My, my, my!!!! That is the only '60 GM I do not have, and want.

Beautiful.

I like to build Factory Stock for the most part. I like to do models that are not normally seen on the tables.

If they (Revell) made corrections in the body, I'll be buying one, otherwise, there are a lot of model kits out there for me to buy.